Notable Cases

Here is a sampling of some of our most interesting cases. If you would like more information please contact us.

PRODUCTS LIABILITY CASES Dade County Jury Finds Philip Morris USA Not Liable in First Flight Attendant Lung Cancer Case "Bystander" Asbestos Claim Denied by Manhattan Jury Environmental Tobacco Smoke Case is Blown Away Tobacco Industry Wins First Individual Cigarette Case in Miami Dayco Prevails in Federal Court Tobacco Industry Wins First Individual Environmental Tobacco Smoke Case Jury in Tampa Finds for McNeil in Tylenol Poisoning Case INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CASES Novartis Wins Validity Challenge in Famvir Patent Infringement Suit Microsoft Defeats $2 Billion Patent Challenge Bristol-Myers' Patents Successfully Defended Adobe Wins Intellectual Property Trial Against Macromedia Tiffany & Co. Outshines Paul Morelli in Federal Court Archemica Deflects Infringement Claims Power Integrations Wins Patent Infringement Suit: Motorola Overpowered Copyright Infringement Claim Against "Phantom of the Opera" Vanishes Adobe Defeats Infringement Claim Converse Stops Starter: Starter Enjoined from Using its Logo on Footwear COMPLEX BUSINESS CASES Visa and Mastercard Settle Antitrust Case After Jury Selection Investor Recovers $115.5 Million from Bear Stearns Shareholders Shut Out: No Damages Awarded in Insider Trading Suit Continental Cablevision Found Not Liable in Suit by Limited Partners EMPLOYMENT CASES Former IBM Employee's Claim of Race Discrimination Rejected Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Cleared of Sexual Harassment Claim Michigan Jury Returns the Largest Sexual Harassment Award in U.S. History WRONGFUL DEATH AND PERSONAL INJURY CASES Federal Jury in Newark Finds Union City Police Officers Negligent Highest Verdict Ever Awarded in Washington County Jenny Jones Show Liable for Death of Scott Amedure Officers Found Liable for the Death of a Homeless African-American Man CRIMINAL CASES Defendants Acquitted in Federal Campaign Finance Law Case Youthful Offender Tried & Found Guilty as Adult Despite Evidence of Innocence Kevorkian Convicted of Second-Degree Murder Fourth Prosecution of Dr. Kevorkian Ends in a Mistrial McLane Acquitted of Criminal Conspiracy

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